When Winning Is Losing

By Prof. Jeffrey Bierman, CMT

Alcoa crushed estimates by 50% yesterday.

The stock reported $1.26 against an 85 cent estimate. Wall Street's response was to destroy it by $7 in a single session.

I have traded for 39 years. This is what a market top looks like.

Companies are delivering results that should send stocks higher. The market is punishing them anyway. The disconnect between performance and price action is the clearest warning sign I can give you.

This pattern is playing out across every sector. Intel. Alcoa. SLB. The names change but the outcome stays the same.

Here is why your long positions are more vulnerable than you realize.

I helped build the machines that are taking your money.

At ThinkorSwim, I was part of the team that developed the algo logic Wall Street still uses today. I watched it evolve from clunky code into something that strikes faster than any human can react.

Nearly 90% of all trades are placed by machines now. You're not losing because you're wrong. You're losing because you're slow.

I built the Genesis Cog to see their moves before they hit the tape. It caught Micron's 48.5% run and Boeing's 28% collapse while analysts were still guessing.

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When Winning Is Losing

When Winning Is Losing

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